Mybank class in Mybank.java

Program #1:

1.
Add an instance method called transferTo
to the Account class we discussed in Chapter 3.3 (Page 92) of the textbook

a.
The transferTo method should
transfer a specified amount of money to another bank account if there is enough
balance. In this case, a successful tranerring message is returned. Otherwise (i.e.,
no enough balance), the transferring request should be denied and return a
warning message to the caller.

b.
Hence the method should accept
two parameters: the destination bank account and the amount for transfer.

c.
The transferTo method should return
a string
back to the caller: “Transferred Successfully: $amount!” or “Transferred
failure: no enough balance!”.

2.
Write Mybank class in
Mybank.java

a.
Create an array to hold four
Account objects

b.
For each account, randomly set
the balance in the range of $0-$1000.00; print out the balance of each account

c.
Transfer a random amount in the
range of ($0-$100.00) from the 1^st account to 2^nd
account; printout transferring results and their remaining balance.

d.
Transfer a random amount in the
range of ($0-$300.00) from the 3^rd account to 4^th
account; printout transferring results and their remaining balance.

Program
#2:

Write a program called Print2DArray.java which will ask the user to
enter the number of rows and the number of column for a 2-dimention array. Then
the program generates an integer number in the range of [0, 10000] for each
element of the array.

1. Print the header including your name and panther ID; print a blank line
after the header;

2. Print the 2-dimention array and each column is center-aligned;

3. Print out a blank line followed by the maximum, average and minimum
values of the 2-dimention array.